surprisingly, decent acting.

Clearly directed and edited by men. As survivors of sexual assault, me and my +1 found this film to be incredibly uncomfortable; it appealed to "shock factor" instead of demonizing the mens' behavior.I would recommend this to more liberal Republicans and more moderate Democrats; they may enjoy the middle ground and could entertain the idea of Megyn Kelley as a uplifting, strong figure.

Slow and obvious. But it does expose sexual abuse in the workplace.

I thought the film was good, the cast was excellent, but it was missing something. I think the depth of the story, having seen the Showtime mini series. It was great to see some of the cast, director and writer.